Satinal is a member of NGA National Glass Association

Date: 14 October 2019

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Date: 14 October 2019

Satinal Spa has joined the network of companies of the (National Glass Association), the largest American association in the glass sector.

Founded in 1948, it has almost 3000 members and is a reference point for professionals in the sector, especially in the field of training and sharing of important information about this sector.

Combined with GANA (Glass Association of North America), it promotes the quality of manufacturing, ethics and safety in the glass industry.

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